ENERGY-EFFICIENT AUTOMATION IN INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES
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This article explores the integration of energy-efficient automation in industrial enterprises, highlighting its role in reducing operational costs, enhancing productivity, and supporting sustainability goals. It examines key technologies such as smart sensors, IoT devices, automated process control systems, predictive maintenance, and energy management software. The discussion emphasizes both economic and environmental benefits, addresses implementation challenges, and outlines future trends, including AI-driven optimization and renewable energy integration.
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